Electronic Criminal Record in Greece: Project Management Approach and Lessons Learned in Public Administration

Demetrios SARANTIS, Dimitris ASKOUNIS

Abstract


The implementation of eGovernment isa burgeoning phenomenon across the globe.However, a review of the IS literature reveals theinability of public administration organisationsto complete information technology projectssuccessfully. Unless governments learn tomanage the government transformation projects,these e-dreams will turn into global nightmares.The shortage of studies on eGovernmentimplementation presents a knowledge gap thatneeds to be plugged. This paper describes andanalyzes the computerisation of the existingpaper-based criminal record system in a publicorganisation in Greece. Our intent is to present anapplication of a goal driven project managementmethodology named eGTPM in order to use itas a methodological reference when navigatingin the open sea of information technologyproject implementations in the area of publicadministration. The successful implementation ofthe specific project indicates that the applicationof eGTPM approach could provide a solution toachieve government transformation objectivesmore effectively and efficiently.


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